Increasing the cost of sugary snacks could be more effective at tackling obesity than the tax on sugary drinks, according to a new study.

Irish republican marches will go ahead in Glasgow as planned this weekend, despite a similar parade causing a riot last week. Glasgow City Council had authorised the marches, but looked again at the decision after “significant disorder” in Govan on Fri...

Australian actor Ben Mendelsohn burst into irritable life at the Venice Film Festival, snapping at reporters over his upcoming Netflix film The King.

Ryanair pilots will stage fresh strikes for several days from 18 to 29 September, the Balpa union has announced.

Marks and Spencer is to be ejected from the FTSE 100 index for the first time, it has been confirmed.

Gavin Patterson, the former chief executive of BT Group, will this week stage his corporate comeback by taking a senior job with Salesforce, the $134bn American enterprise software giant.

YouTube is to pay $170m (£139.4m) over allegations it collected the personal data of children without parental consent.

The negative impact of a no-deal Brexit will not be as severe as originally predicted because of improved planning by the government, businesses and the financial sector, the Bank of England has said.

There's a feeling of journalistic heft to the New York Times' televisual deep dive.

"A story of love, hope and forgiveness" runs the blurb for Foreign Correspondent.